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You are on PRO Robots channel and in this video we present news of high technologies. Live-skinned robo-opalester, working prototype of the Tesla Bot robot, dream robot of Boston Dynamics founder Mark Rybert, serial launch of Cybertruck and the first jet-powered flying motorcycle! Watch all the most interesting high-tech news in one issue!

0:00 Intro.
0:24 Robo Finger with Live Skin.
1:36 Elon Musk promised to showcase Tesla Bot in September.
2:43 Tesla Cybertruck.
3:48 Speeder P2 Jet Pack.
4:45 ANYmal robot, which on wheels moves better and more carefully.
6:03 China Introduced Artificial Intelligence for Military.
6:28 For the second time, NASA has installed its Lunar Mission SLS rocket.
6:55 Aerotaxis eVTOL VoloConnect.
7:23 Prosperity I Apparatus.
8:12 Pizzaiola robot chef.
8:50 Raspberries assembled by robots.
9:36 GRoW and MetoMotion will make their debut at GreenTech Amsterdam 2022
10:06 Delivery of pizza by drones becomes a reality.
10:37 Car Jidu Robo-1
11:44 Geely recently launched its own unmanned vehicle navigation satellites.
12:06 Robot for manicure.
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Artificial Intelligence trained with first-person videos could better understand our world. At Meta, AR and AI development intersect in this space.

In the run-up to the CVPR 2022 computer vision conference, Meta is releasing the “Project Aria Pilot Dataset,” with more than seven hours of first-person videos spread across 159 sequences in five different locations in the United States. They show scenes from everyday life – doing the dishes, opening a door, cooking, or using a smartphone in the living room.

AI training for everyday life.

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‘Barcoding’ studies discovered two independent sources for blood cells in mice. If confirmed in humans, our understanding of blood cancers, bone marrow transplants, and the aging immune system will change.

The origins of our blood may not be quite what we thought. Using cellular “barcoding” in mice, groundbreaking research finds that blood cells originate not from one type of mother cell, but two, with potential implications for blood cancers, bone marrow transplant, and immunology. Fernando Camargo, PhD, of the Stem Cell Program at Boston Children’s Hospital led the study, published in the journal Nature on June 15, 2022.

“Historically, people have believed that most of our blood comes from a very small number of cells that eventually become blood stem cells, also known as hematopoietic stem cells,” says Camargo, who is also a member of the Harvard Stem Cell Institute and a professor at Harvard University. “We were surprised to find another group of progenitor cells that do not come from stem cells. They make most of the blood in fetal life until young adulthood, and then gradually start decreasing.”

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